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    Death of a Punjabi girl in suspicious circumstances at Walmart in Canada

    The latest incident has emerged from Canada, where a Punjabi girl has died under suspicious circumstances at a Walmart. The deceased has been identified as Gursimran Kaur, originally from Guru Nanak Nagar in Suranussi, near Jalandhar. Reports indicate that she died due to a fire in the oven at Walmart. Gursimran Kaur’s uncle, Gurvinder Singh,.

    Canada announces new military donations for Ukraine

    These donations include 10 Multirole Boats from Zodiac Hurricane Technologies, valued at approximately 20 million Canadian dollars

    Foreign students cross 1 million mark in Canada: Report

    To get a study visa to Canada, a student currently needs to show $10,000 in his or her account for covering the initial cost of living.

    India declares Canada-based gangster Landa terrorist

    An open ended warrant has been issued against Landa and he is also a subject of Look Out Circular dated June 9, 2021.

    US-Canada bridge explosion puts both nations on high alert

    New York: On the eve of a major US holiday, the fiery explosion of a car on a bridge to Canada has put the two neighboring nations on high alert and shut down bridges and train services between them. Two people in the vehicle heading towards Canada were killed in the crash before noon Wednesday.

    India doesn’t rule out probe into Nijjar killing, but Canada must give evidence: Jaishankar

    New Delhi:  External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said that India did not rule out an investigation into Canada’s allegations over ‘Indian agents’ involved in the murder of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, but Ottawa must first provide evidence. “Regarding (Canadian Prime Minister Justin) Trudeau’s allegation, I have discussed it with my counterpart — I still.

    Food bank in Canada closes its doors to international students

    Toronto: Failing to meet an overwhelming demand for supplies, a food bank in the Canadian province of Ontario has said it is closing its door to international students. Brampton-based Ste Louise Outreach Centre of Peel said it cannot provide enough food and other supplies to its customers as the number of foreign students turning up.